Carolina Players and Staff Receive 2026 Stanley Cup Rings
The Carolina Hurricanes handed out their 2026 Stanley Cup championship rings during a private ceremony. The rings, created by Jason of Beverly Hills, feature nearly 900 diamonds and rubies and include details tied to the team's regular-season and playoff achievements. General manager Eric Tulsky and designer Jason Arasheben both discussed the meaning and craftsmanship behind the piece.
Carolina celebrated its first championship with a private ring presentation. The jewelry, made by Jason of Beverly Hills, contains almost 900 stones: 9.80 carats of white diamonds and 1.40 carats of natural red rubies. Design elements reference 53 regular-season victories, 66 playoff goals, 69 combined wins, and 42 goals from the Eastern Conference Final and Stanley Cup Final.
Additional hidden features include a removable puck pendant engraved with the Stanley Cup and each player’s number; removing it exposes a small Stormy mascot in rubies and diamonds. The inner band notes Carolina’s 16-3 postseason mark and every series result. A fan edition in white gold with real diamonds is also available, and a championship documentary is set for ESPN2.
The ring reveal may strengthen Carolina fan engagement and give players and staff a lasting memento of a shared achievement. It could also boost interest in championship collectibles and the team’s documentary, affecting local businesses and NHL merchandising. For supporters, such symbols may deepen emotional ties to the season, while broader audiences may see how sports milestones become cultural touchstones.